Economics

Three months after Russia jolted the London-centered financial cartels with the Aug.
17 freeze on its domestic debt, it has shocked them again, with a change in attitude,
an incipient shift in policy, in which the Primakov government insists on the survival
of Russian statehood, regardless of its relations with international finance.

Clinton’s visit to Malaysia is a golden opportunity for the United States to break
from its current flight into fantasy regarding the global economic crisis, and to
forge a strategic alliance with those nations of Asia increasingly acting in concert
to demand a new world financial system.

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“Unless the President realizes, soon, what an evil little Rumpelstiltskin Britain’s
Prime Minister Blair really is, the U.S.A. will discover, very soon, that it has been
lured into the most deadly, global strategic trap of the century.”

International

Prince Philip and his minions, such as Henry Kissinger, have forced through an ominous
advance of the concept of supranationality in “solving” regional conflicts, one that
is expected to plunge the region into political, and even military, conflagration.

It is hard to avoid the conclusion that Ugandan dictator Yoweri Museveni has the strong
support of Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Susan Rice and the gang
now in control of U.S. policy toward Africa.

National

The election results represent a decisive repudiation of the Starr-Gingrich gang,
but also of the “deviant Democrats,” who had joined in the attacks on the President,
while abandoning the traditional base of the Democratic Party. Without the LaRouche
mobilization to save the Presidency, the surprising Democratic wins would never have
happened.

Demands are intensifying around the world, for President Clinton to tell the truth
about the global financial crisis, and bring in Lyndon LaRouche to advise him on the
necessary steps to avert an otherwise certain meltdown.